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Mastering Silence: Why Sometimes No Response Wins

19 May 2024 · 0 min

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A short transcript excerpt from a YouTube conversation (TJ Walker and another speaker) arguing that sometimes the best response to an attack or offense is to not respond. The excerpt illustrates a dialogue emphasizing restraint over immediate rebuttal.

Sometimes the best response.
Is no response.
Someone attacks you, says something you think is wrong offends you, says you did.
Something wrong, the.
Reaction is to.
Say, no, you're wrong.
I get it.
We're all aggrieved today. But step back for a minute and ask yourself, what's the worst possible thing that can happen? If you say nothing, chances are some good might happen. You might reduce tensions.

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